Energy Archive » June, 2007

Energy - June, 2007

130 articles

• Exxon Restarts Oil Spill Cleanup
• Committee Hands Efficiency Bill Over To House
• EU Member States Gear Up For Energy Deregulation
• Calpine Shuffles Deal, Nets Another $2.8M
• Oil Advocates Decry "Short-Sighted" Energy Policy
• Judge Tosses Zone Pricing Suit In The 11th Hour
• Top Judges In Iraq Oppose New Oil And Gas Law
• EPA Not Wrong To Grant Permits, Court Rules
• Exelon Employees Win Class Status In 401(k) Case
• Senators Propose Cap-And-Trade Program
• Traders Settle CFTC Charges Over Gas Price Index
• Halliburton Sued For Sexual Harassment
• Oil Giants Eye Litigation After Venezuela Exodus
• Jury Finds Citgo Guilty Of Emitting Cancer Chemical
• CFTC Chair Resigns To Join State Department
• Enron Ex-Shareholders Face Uncertainty
• Energy Bill Moves On To House Committee
• Allegheny Energy Securities MDL Powers Off
• Supreme Court Upholds EPA Clean Water Decision
• U.K., Spain Urge EC To Bust Up Energy Giants
• Dispute Over Claim In Global Power Starts To Boil
• PwC Withdraws Yukos Audit Reports
• Rosetta Throws Stone At Calpine's Chapter 11 Plan
• Goldman Sachs Ordered To Turn Over Enron Docs
• U.K. Expansion May Drive U.S. Energy To Bankruptcy
• Union Workers Should Get Travel Pay: Appeals Court
• Energy Bill Has To Pass Hurdles In House
• FERC To Reform Wholesale Energy Market
• Cos. Shell Out $84M In Energy Crisis Settlement
• FERC Scores Another Win In Competition Crusade
• EPA To Rule On California Emissions By End Of Year
• Texas Judge Slams Tanker Co. For Pollution, Lying
• Comdata Hit With Suit Over Trucker Fleet Cards
• EPA Looks To Toughen Ozone Standards
• NOPEC Not Likely To Dent OPEC Power: Opponents
• Court Admonishes EPA On Emissions Regulations
• Rising Ethanol Production Keeps Lawyers Busy
• Exxon Inhales Toxic Torts
• Another Enron Exec Settles Fraud Charges
• Calpine Files Chapter 11 Reorganization Plan
• Senate Votes Against Coal-to-Liquid Production
• NJ Assembly Passes Sweeping Global Warming Bill
• Senate Democrats Push Through Energy Bill
• Exxon Says Construction Co. Is Liable for Asbestos
• Distributor Oil Sales Fuel Sunoco Lawsuit
• Kansas Court To Hear Hot Fuel Conspiracy Suits
• Chevron Can't Take Ecuador To Arbitration: Judge
• Lawmakers Move To Boost Mine Safety Laws
• Senate Wants Eye On Natural-Gas Trading
• Ivory Coast Seeks More Cash From Trafigura Disaster
• Court Vacates Injunction In Pipe Fitting Patent Suit
• Changes To Government Immunity Under CERCLA
• Chevron, Environmental Group Seek End To Suit
• Aquila Settles Natural Gas Suit
• High Court Declines To Rule On FERC Refund Authority
• Ex-Enron Broadband CEO Gets 27 Months
• Cement Co. Blasts Citgo Over La. Oil Spill
• Senators To Vote On Energy Bill Tuesday
• Baker Botts Fuels Growth of Dubai Energy Group
• Lawmakers Push To Constrict Hummer Tax Loophole
• Canada's Powerex Loses High Court Bid For Immunity
• Court Upholds FERC Rule On Electricity Prices
• U.K. Bank Denied Claim Against Enron
• Union Sues Electrical Co. Over Pension Funds
• DOE Levies $55K Fine For Nuclear Waste Violations
• Schwarzenegger Vows To Sue EPA
• Companies Approach $10M Natural Gas Settlement
• Food Reps Blast Biofuel Hikes In Energy Bill
• Fired Engineer Drops Some Claims Against Chevron
• Calpine Wipes Away $1.1B In Claims
• OSHA Steps Up Safety Efforts
• Senators Battle Over Fuel Economy Increases
• Cabot To Pay $10M To Settle Carbon Black Case
• Senate Mulls RPS Amendment To Energy Bill
• PIPES Act Presents Changes For Energy Providers
• Nevada Power To Pay $60M To Reduce Emissions
• EU Begins Probe Of France's Electricity Sector
• Energy Bill Approved, Critics Dismayed
• Attorney Taps Glut Of BP Blast Testimony
• Congress Pushed To End FERC, MMS Dispute
• Ameren Reservoir Breach Looks Fishy To PSC
• EU May Probe France's Electricity Sector
• Advocates Seek Stiffer Penalties Against Alcoa
• Senate Takes Up Energy Bill
• Ruling Impinges On Bankruptcy Code, Lawyers Warn
• Implications Of FTC's Bid To Block Gas Merger
• Utility Pays $2M To Settle FERC Charges
• Fulbright Lassoes Energy Veteran For L.A. Office
• High Court Rules On Environmental Clean-Up Costs
• Pillsbury Grabs Energy Finance Partner
• Citing Progress, Global Power Seeks Extension
• Judge Dismisses Sunoco's Force Majeure Claim
• High Court Shakes Head At Nucor Appeal
• Pension Fund Seeks Class Status In Calpine Case
• Government Whistleblowers Target Energy Firms
• Bush Administration Rejects Cap-And-Trade Program
• AG Group Urges EPA To Close Clean Air Loophole
• Tanker Co. Indicted For Illegal Waste Oil Dumping
• Regulators Probe Energy Partners Over Offshore Sites
• Court Rules N.J. Tree Battle Merits Another Look
• LIPA OKs KeySpan Deal Amid DOJ Probe
• Lawmakers Decry Plan Blocking State Emissions Laws
• New Source Review Fight About To Heat Up
• Agencies Look To Resolve Offshore Energy Dispute
• Bill Seeks To Boost Geothermal Power Use
• UBS Settles With Enron Creditors For $115M
• Judge OKs Asarco Bonus Plan To Stem Losses
• European Regulators Push For Energy Unbundling
• Union Pushes For Arbitration With ConocoPhillips
• Venable Lures Two Piper Attorneys
• DOJ Tells Asarco To Clean Up
• Energy Co. Alleges Theft Of $10M Oil Rig
• Former Enron Broadband Officer Sentenced
• Strategic Cost Of Dependence On Foreign Energy
• Energy Policy Act Reforms Meet Opposition
• SEC Seeks Court Action Against Energy Attorney
• Ninth Circuit Rejects Challenge To CFTC Sanctions
• EPA Probe Of Power Plant, Health Care Facility Waste
• Court Approves $15M Allegheny Settlement
• TXU Shareholder Suit Tossed
• Court Affirms EPA Aircraft Rule
• U.S. Energy Biogas Exits Bankruptcy
• MidAmerican Energy, City Agree To Pay $4.6M
• HSBC Objects To Calpine Prepayment
• Plaintiffs Urge Court To Be Wary Of Twombly Ruling
• ITC Revokes Duties On Oil Extraction Tubes
• Credit Suisse Settles Enron Case For $61.5M
• Edwards Calls For Probe Of Oil Industry
• Enel, Acciona Ask EC To Bless Endesa Deal
• Fulbright Partner Named Energy Bar Association Head